Rob Longley is a Beat Writer/Columnist at the Toronto Sun and Postmedia. He specializes in covering competitive and professional sports, with a particular focus on the Blue Jays and the sports business landscape. Rob's work has been featured in numerous publications including the Calgary Herald, Winnipeg Sun, and National Post, among many others.
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Rob Longley's articles primarily focus on local sports, particularly baseball and the Toronto Blue Jays. He frequently covers events and announcements related to the team, including player acquisitions and performances. Given this, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive interviews with players or management personnel of the Toronto Blue Jays.
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By: Rob Longley
Davies, recovering from a hamstring injury, hinted in his pre-game activity that he's well on his way
By: Rob Longley
Davies, recovering from a hamstring injury, hinted in his pre-game activity that he’s well on his way. Find out more.
Speaking before Canada beat Uzbekistan, Davies said that he's unlikely to play in Canada's FIFA World Cup opener on June 12. Read more.
By: Rob Longley
Davies, recovering from a hamstring injury, hinted in his pre-game activity that he's well on his way
By: Rob Longley
As World Cup opener nears, Canadian captain Alphonso Davies keeps pushing his recovery from latest injury.
By: Rob Longley
Usually known as BMO Field, Toronto Stadium will host seven matches during the 2026 international soccer tournament. Read more.
The expectations are genuinely high for Canada's third and most anticipated trip yet to the World Cup. And the hopes of what could emerge as a soon-to-be soccer-loving country are legitimate.
The expectations are genuinely high for Canada's third and most anticipated trip yet to the World Cup. Find out more.
By: Rob Longley
Why former World Cup captain feels for the first time Canada is a 'dangerous team'
By: Rob Longley
Toronto native is a childhood cancer survivor and was officially added to Canada's FIFA World Cup 2026 squad on Tuesday.
